In an assertive stride towards an impactful inauguration into the Botswana Football League (BFL) 2023/24 season, VTM Football Club is making waves as a burgeoning powerhouse within the highly competitive realm of Botswana football.

Spearheaded by the astute leadership of Chairman Vincent Mafuta, the club has orchestrated a tactical masterstroke by securing the services of two seasoned players, Lemponye Tshireletso and Tlhalefo Molebatsi, both eminent figures hailing from the ranks of multiple league champions Township Rollers. The resounding resonance of this acquisition resonates far beyond a mere transfer deal. Rather, it signifies a pivotal juncture in VTM’s ardent aspiration to etch their name onto the annals of the Botswana Football League as a formidable contender. With a well-earned reputation and a treasure trove of accomplishments from their tenure with Township Rollers, both Tshireletso and Molebatsi bring to VTM Football Club a knowledgeable tapestry of experience, triumphs, and invaluable skills. Having formerly showcased their prowess within the esteemed ranks of Township Rollers, a titan within the Botswana football arena, the infusion of Tshireletso and Molebatsi into the VTM roster augments the club’s potential manifold. This strategic maneuver not only bolsters their on-field capabilities but also underscores VTM’s unwavering commitment to their ambition of carving a significant niche within the Botswana

Football League.

Tshireletso, a talented midfielder known for his technical skills and vision on the field, is expected to provide creativity and attacking prowess to VTM’s midfield. Molebatsi, on the other hand, is a versatile attacker who will add depth and stability to the team’s wide attacking areas. Speaking about the new signings, VTM’s chairman, Vincent Mafuta, expressed his excitement about the club’s latest acquisitions. “We are thrilled to have secured the services of Lemponye Tshireletso and Tlhalefo Molebatsi. Both players bring a wealth of experience and quality to our squad,” Mafuta said. Mafuta also emphasized the importance of having experienced players like